E-signature and contracts built into your proposals. Wantly turns an approved proposal into a signed contract in one flow. Sign with a code, by hand, or a qualified e-signature, capture a full audit record, and store every signed document, with no separate contract tool and no Word files.
30-minute demo on your own contract. We set the whole flow up for you.

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From distributors and wholesalers to manufacturers closing deals on the spot.
The client says yes, and now begins the slow part: copy the numbers into a Word contract, email it back and forth, chase a signature, print, scan, and file it somewhere. The momentum you built leaks away at the finish line.
What contract limbo quietly costs you
Let clients sign with a code sent by email or SMS, a hand-drawn signature, a qualified electronic signature, or connect your own e-signature platform via API and keep the tool you already use. You choose the method per document and market.

Every signature captures the signer's name and email, the date and time, the document version, the confirmed amount, and technical details, then locks the final total. You get a clean, defensible record instead of a forwarded email and a scanned page.

Combine the proposal and the contract in one flow. Start from your own contract templates, let client and company data fill themselves in, and carry the agreed price and the approved configuration straight into the contract. No more re-typing the deal into a separate Word file.

Every signed contract is stored in Wantly with its status, the version that was approved, and the confirmed amount. Search and filter to find any document in seconds, and see at a glance what is signed, expiring, or archived.

Pick how strong the signature needs to be, from a simple confirmation code for everyday approvals up to a qualified electronic signature where the law or the deal demands it. You decide per document type and jurisdiction.

Everything else the signing and contract flow handles.
Push signed status and final amounts to your CRM, create the order in your ERP, and connect your own e-signature platform via API.
Keep the signing platform you already use — connect it via API and Wantly still handles the quote-to-contract flow, the record, and storage.
See the client signing experience on the Interactive Proposals page, and discount approval on Pricing & CPQ. Or see everything Wantly does in one place.
No gap between yes and a signed contract.
The agreed numbers carry over exactly.
A defensible record on every signature.
A B2B equipment seller used to re-type every won deal into a Word contract and chase signatures by email, with no setup work on their side. Wantly connected their templates and signing in about three weeks.
The quote turns into the contract in one click. No more Word copy-paste.
Clients sign from their phone the same day they say yes.
Every signed contract is in one place, and I can actually find it.
Answer-first questions about Wantly e-signature and contracts. Talk to us →
It lets a client sign an approved proposal or contract online. They can sign with a code by email or SMS, by hand, with a qualified electronic signature, or through your own e-signature platform connected via API.
A code sent by email or SMS, a hand-drawn signature, a qualified electronic signature, or your own e-signature platform via API. You choose per document and market.
Wantly captures the signer, email, timestamp, document version, and amount. For stronger legal force, use a qualified electronic signature. Assess the right method for your document type and jurisdiction.
Yes. Combine the proposal and contract in one flow: start from your contract template, auto-fill client data, and carry the agreed price and approved configuration into the contract, with no re-typing.
In Wantly, with status tracking, the approved version, and the confirmed amount. Search and filter to find any contract, and export a signed PDF whenever you need one.
Yes. Connect your e-signature platform via API and keep the tool you use, or use Wantly's built-in signing.